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I'm having a MySql related problem here.. The hosting company doesn't want cooperate, so I guess I will look up the answer myself  I need to know how to tell MySql to disable "query" logging. Basically, my site gets so much traffic, the query log file grew to 1 gigabyte in less than one month. This is a major dilemma because I am only alloted 800 megs :-\ Any help is appreciated.
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Look in your /etc/my.cnf for logging options and see if any are enabled.
Also check the command line that mysql is started with, in case it has something like --log-slow-queries in the commend line. If so you'll probably need ot edit the start script.
Picture perfect penmanship here.
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Thanks Dave, I'll give it a shot and let you know Jason
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Also, if you use mysqldump to make backups, it has an option for flushing the logs.
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